Figma Make review

Figma Make is Figma's prompt-to-app tool. You chat with an agent, attach Figma designs, and it builds a working web app or prototype that you can edit in code or with design tools, then publish to the web ^3,5. It lives inside Figma and comes with Full seats on paid plans; other seats and the free Starter plan can try it with limits ^3,4.

Make is out of beta, while publishing is still in beta ^4,22. In July 2026 Figma moved Make files to a new format that stores code in Git and supports any web framework, and older files must be upgraded by late October to stay editable ¹⁶. A closed beta for the Mac desktop app lets Make work on your own repository, with branches and pull requests ^10,22.

You start a Make file from your drafts and prompt, attach frames, or paste your own code ^3,4. The agent writes the app, and a live preview sits beside the chat. You can point at elements and change them in a properties panel, draw on the preview, leave annotations or edit the code directly; Figma saves a version on every edit, and you can restore any of them ⁹. You choose the model, from GPT, Claude and Gemini versions or Figma's default ¹⁵.

For data, Make connects to a Supabase account you own and sets up sign-in, secrets and basic key-value storage in Postgres; it does not build a full SQL schema ⁷. MCP connectors bring in context from tools such as Notion, Jira and Linear, and paid plans can add any remote MCP server ^13,14. Publishing gives the app a figma.site address or your own domain, and on Organization and Enterprise you can limit viewers to your company ^4,5,6.

Make comes with Figma's Full seat. On the Professional plan that seat costs $20 a month billed monthly, or $16 billed annually, and includes 3,000 AI credits a month ^1,2,11. Organization ($55) and Enterprise ($90) Full seats are billed annually and include 3,500 and 4,250 credits ^1,11. Seat credits reset monthly and do not roll over ¹¹. Figma estimates 100+ credits to generate an app from scratch and 30+ to change a font, but use varies by model, task and context ¹¹. Past the seat allowance, admins buy a monthly credit package or turn on pay-as-you-go up to a spending limit; Figma does not list per-credit prices publicly ¹². Hosting is included in paid plans while publishing is in beta, and Professional allows up to 10 custom domains, shared with Figma Sites ^4,6. A solo builder should budget $20 a month plus any extra credits.

Figma has a SOC 2 Type 2 report and a SOC 3 report, is certified to ISO 27001, 27017, 27018, 27701 and ISO 42001 for AI management, and is FedRAMP Authorized ²⁰. Content training on customer files is on by default for Starter and Professional teams, and admins can turn it off; it is off on Organization and Enterprise ¹⁹. A proposed class action in November 2025 alleged that Figma trained AI on user data without permission; in May 2026 a judge ordered the named plaintiff to arbitrate ^23,24. Published apps run on Amazon Web Services and Cloudflare, and app data lives in your own Supabase project ^4,7. Figma documents no security scan of the apps Make builds and says you are responsible for the data your app collects ⁵.

Figma itself is well reviewed, with 4.7 from 1,593 G2 reviews and 4.7 from 878 Capterra reviews, but those ratings cover the whole design platform rather than Make ^25,26. Figma's Make page quotes product leaders at Ticketmaster and Affirm; Affirm's SVP of Product says prototyping that took six weeks now takes hours ²¹. CMSWire reported that Make's weekly active users grew more than 70% quarter over quarter ²².